Stat 365: Statistical Communication
Today we will…
“Got AC? Summer’s Coming and Only Getting Hotter” by Deven
“Changing Climates: How the World Is Losing Its Cool” by Aaron
“Can We Beat The Heat? How Summers Are Getting Hotter And Hotter” by Kaatje
Young Adult Children Reaching Out to Parents
Consider the knowledge your audience has about the subject so you can tailor your terminology and balance background information and analysis.
Most readers first skim an article to orient themselves, decide whether or not to read the article, and select the sections of greatest interest (make the abstract, intro, conclusion, and figures tell the main points of the story).
Keep in mind your secondary audience – readers outside your field of work. This will help increase the accessibility of your work.
Follow standard grammatical rules for written English.
“When \(x<0\), then \(f(x)\) is strictly increasing.”
“When \(x\) is less than 0, then \(f\) of \(x\) is strictly increasing.”
Suppose that three quantities \(x, y\), and \(z\) are related in the form:
\[f(x) + g(y) = h(z).\]
Here \(x\) and \(y\) could be the height and girth of the donkey, and \(z\) could be its weight. The functions \(f\), \(g\), and \(h\), are monotonic (i.e., always increasing or always decreasing).
$ for inline math and $$ for a new line.When a fraction is written in-line, we use \((x+y)/(y+z)\), and when displayed, we express it in its tall form as
\[\frac{x+y}{y+z}.\]
\[\begin{align*} x&=a+b+c\\ &<f \end{align*}\]
Follow APA citation guidelines
Helps organize the structure and story.
How to create a storyboard with Google Slides
Select one of the tools discussed and begin storyboarding your final technical report.
We will continue class storyboarding during class on Wednesday.
MP 1: One Number Story
CP 2: Storyboarding
One Number Story Mini-Project
CP 2: Storyboarding
Looking ahead to next week – Career week!